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The Vienna Stock Exchange turned slightly in the red on Tuesday after initial price gains. At noon, the leading Austrian ATX index was down 0.26 percent to 2,245.91 points. Some of the major European exchanges recorded significantly higher discounts.
Currently, markets are mainly waiting for the return of US investors. Due to a public holiday, the New York Stock Exchanges closed on Monday, now they could give a boost for afternoon trading again. A significantly weaker opening on Wall Street is emerging in the lead-up to trading. Tech stocks, in particular, are likely to come under new pressure.
On the other hand, during the course of the day the publication of important economic data was not expected. Also in the afternoon no more is expected. Later in the week, the European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate meeting should be the center of attention. Their results will be announced Thursday afternoon.
In terms of individual stocks in Vienna, real estate stocks Immo (plus 1.87 percent) and Immofinanz (plus 1.27 percent), as the strongest ATX stocks, continued the previous day’s gains. CA Immo’s stock, on the other hand, tended to maintain a narrow 0.19 percent margin. All three values had risen between 3.4 and 3.9 percent the day before.
Support for the ATX was also provided by Erste Group’s heavily weighted stock with a 1.22 percent gain. The other two bank stocks in the leading index, Raiffeisen (minus 0.26 percent) and BAWAG (minus 0.44 percent), however, fell slightly.
Industrial stocks, in particular, were among the biggest losers. Lenzing, the weakest value in the ATX, lost 1.90 percent and Andritz fell just under 1.86 percent. For voestalpine stocks, it fell 1.14 percent.
(End) dkm / mik
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